Base Visit Report for Fort Monroe VA 25 May 2005. Lead Commissioner: Chairman Anthony J. Principi; Accompanying Commissioner: General L.W. Newton; Commission staffer: Gary Dinsick.

Base Visit Report for Fort McPherson, GA, June 8 2005. Lead Commissioner: Honorable James T. Hill; Commission Staff: Donald Manuel & Aaron Butler.

Base Visit Report to Fort Gillem, GA, 10 June 2005. Lead Commissioner: Honorable James H. Bilbray; Commission Staff: Donald Manuel & Aaron Butler.

Base Visit Report for Fort Eustin VA, 25 May, 2005. Lead Commissioner: Chairman Principi; Accompanying Commissioner: Gen. Lloyd W. Newton; Commission Staff: Dean Rhody, Gary Dinsick, James Durso.

Base Visit Report - Naval Station Great Lakes, North Chicago, Illinois, Realignment Recommendations, 02 June 2005 visited by Commissioner Samuel K. Skinner.

The use of dessicant materials for cooling and dehumidification is an effective, economical, environmentally safe method for meeting indoor air quality standards established by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). To maximize the technology's potential for reducing energy consumption and improving indoor air quality, DOE established the Advanced Desiccant Cooling and Dehumidification Program. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory partners with industry to support and educate industry users, as well as to support technology transfer and benchmark current performance.

AF31 Base Visit Book Ellsworth AFB

Base Visit Book - Naval Station Ingleside

Base Visit Report – Army Fort Hood, TX. Lead Commissioner: General James Hill. Accompanying Commissioner: Brigadier General Sue Turner. Commission Staff: LTC Kevin Felix, Gary Miller.

Base Visit Report – Army – Fort Sill, OK. No commissioners were present. Commission Staff present: Mike Avenick

Base Visit Report – Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL. Commissioner present: Admiral Harold Gehman. Commission Staff present: Joe Barrett, Syd Carroll, Carol Schmidt, Marilyn Wasleski

Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Tobyhanna Army Depot, Tobyhanna, PA dtd 10 June 2005.

BRAC DoD Report by Commission Recommendation Number

A booklet about the history of Mineral Wells, Texas, from 1881 to 1921.

Ledger containing business letters written primarily by D. M. O'Connor and G. Howard discussing land patents and various other transactions, with some supplementary tallies. An index to recipients is at the front of the ledger.

This guide is a summary of the campaign finance regulations applicable to political committees.

"The scope of the manual includes discussion and illustration of organization, equipment, training, and methods of employment of the mechanized cavalry reconnaissance troop and its components, designed to simplify and speed training and to facilitate understanding of basic doctrine."

From foreword: "This report represents the most current methodology available for wetland classification and culminates a long-term effort involving many wetland scientists."

Community Input: National Association to Restore Pride in America's Capital (NARPAC) Report: "Transforming DC's Outdated Military Facilities into City Revenues" dtd 30 April 2005.

Congressional Input: Report titled "Base Closings and Military Presence in the Northeast-Midwest: The Nation's Unguarded Region" submitted by Connecticut Rep. Rob Simmons. This report was submitted in regards to the closure of Submarine Base New London, CT. Rep. Simmons' letter is an addendum at the back of the report.

The high time resolution Pb-Pb ages and short-lived nuclide based relative ages for CAIs and chondrules are reviewed. The solar system started at 4567.2 {+-} 0.6Ma inferred from the high precision Pb-Pb ages of CAIs. Time scales of CAIs ({le}0.1Myr), chondrules (1-3Myr), and early asteroidal differentiation ({ge}3Myr) inferred from {sup 26}Al relative ages are comparable to the time scale estimated from astronomical observations of young star; proto star, classical T Tauri star and week-lined T Tauri star, respectively. Pb-Pb ages of chondrules also indicate chondrule formation occur within 1-3 Myr after CAIs. Mn-Cr isochron ages of chondrules are similar to or within 2 Myr after CAI formation. Chondrules from different classes of chondrites show the same range of {sup 26}Al ages in spite of their different oxygen isotopes, indicating that chondrule formed in the localized environment. The {sup 26}Al ages of chondrules in each chondrite class show a hint of correlation with their chemical compositions, which implies the process of elemental fractionation during chondrule formation events.

Criterion 8 JPAT Report - June 2004 - This report summarizes and documents the approach and process used by the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 2005 Selection Criterion 8 Joint Process Action Team (JPAT).

DA5 Base Visit Book Defense Agencies Leased Space - VA (DISA)

Physical and chemical agents in the environment, those used in clinical applications, or encountered during recreational exposures to sunlight, induce damages in DNA. Understanding the biological impact of these agents requires quantitation of the levels of such damages in laboratory test systems as well as in field or clinical samples. Alkaline gel electrophoresis provides a sensitive (down to {approx} a few lesions/5Mb), rapid method of direct quantitation of a wide variety of DNA damages in nanogram quantities of non-radioactive DNAs from laboratory, field, or clinical specimens, including higher plants and animals. This method stems from velocity sedimentation studies of DNA populations, and from the simple methods of agarose gel electrophoresis. Our laboratories have developed quantitative agarose gel methods, analytical descriptions of DNA migration during electrophoresis on agarose gels (1-6), and electronic imaging for accurate determinations of DNA mass (7-9). Although all these components improve sensitivity and throughput of large numbers of samples (7,8,10), a simple version using only standard molecular biology equipment allows routine analysis of DNA damages at moderate frequencies. We present here a description of the methods, as well as a brief description of the underlying principles, required for a simplified approach to quantitation of DNA damages by …